The US Department of Justice (DOJ) is revisiting its proposal to force Google to sell its web browser, Chrome. This move aligns with the previous administration's stance under then-President Joe Biden but may indicate a continued focus on antitrust concerns.A Chrome sale would have significant implications for the tech industry and users. Alternative browsers might emerge as a result, potentially disrupting the online landscape.The DOJ's stance on Chrome highlights ongoing regulatory pressures on large tech companies. The impact of such actions will be closely watched by both regulators and industry leaders alike.